
MOSFET OUTPUT SSRs
In the world of electronics, logic controls power.
Solid State Relays, Optocouplers, MOSFET and TRIAC Drivers for the safe, isolated control of the electronics powering your world.

MOSFET OUTPUT SSRs
Solid State Relays, Optocouplers, MOSFET and TRIAC Drivers for the safe, isolated control of the electronics powering your world.

FORM C SSRs · ATE
Form C relays for automated test equipment: fast, bounce-free, and immune to EMI in dense board layouts.
Product families

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MOS Output Solid State Relays (SSRs) are the most reliable, technically advanced logic-to-power interface devices available. Their basic function is to take a low current signal from a microprocessor to control the switching of both AC and DC loads, while providing an isolation barrier between logic and power.

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Solid State Optronics AC Output Solid State Relays (SSRs) provide an optically isolated means of switching AC loads. Offered with either SCR or TRIAC output structures, and with either ZVC (Zero Volt Cross) or RP (Random Phase) switching, AC Output SSRs tend to be more robust than their MOSFET Output counterparts, typically making them better suited to industrial switching applications wherein a load may connect directly to an AC line.

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Also referred to as MOSFET Gate Drivers or Gate Drive Optocouplers, SSO Photo-Voltaic MOSFET Drivers are an optically isolated means of driving discrete MOSFETs. Unlike conventional MOSFET Drivers, Photo-Voltaic MOSFET Drivers require no complex and costly external power supply circuitry to operate.

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Optocouplers provide a means of optically isolated signal coupling. Whereas SSO's MOSFET and SCR Output SSRs provide integrated switching solutions, our broad line of optocouplers allows for flexibility where completely electronically isolated devices can be coupled discretely to a wide range of load handling components such as power MOSFETs and TRIACs.

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Also known as a Phototriac Coupler, a TRIAC Driver is a specific type of optocoupler used exclusively to provide an optically isolated gate drive current to a TRIAC. This allows designers greater flexibility in selecting the gate drive current and isolation value desired separately from the TRIAC required. The TRIAC Driver and TRIAC combination is a common means of creating a discrete, high powered SSR.

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IGBTs are commonly used in power electronic applications such as Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS), solar inverters, inductive heating, motor control, HF welding and other PWM applications that require high switching speeds. SSO's offering of optically isolated IGBT Drivers provides a high level of input-to-output isolation (5 kVrms) between low voltage control circuits, such as microcontrollers, and the high voltage circuits of IGBTs and power MOSFETs.

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Specialty Products include a wide range of devices that are either hybrid in nature, custom in design or application, or otherwise do not fit in conventionally defined product families.

Made to order
As an innovative company, we work closely with our customers to understand and respond to your requirements. In addition to custom products, SSO also offers Hi-Temp and Hi-Rel versions of many of our standard products to address the demands of your applications.
Every Hi-Rel device is a standard product screened to your requirement, so there is no fixed parts list to browse.

Product news
SSO has announced the availability of a new miniature AC Output Solid State Relay with a high blocking voltage of 800V.

From our lab
A global electronics company based in Western Europe approached us with a technical challenge. SSO delivered.

Application notes
In a MOSFET based relay, both AC and DC signals can be switched. The output utilizes two n-channel type MOSFETs. When controlling an AC load, one of the MOSFETs is used to switch the positive phase of the AC cycle while the other is used to switch the negative phase. When controlling a DC load, only one MOSFET is needed, and the relay can be configured to enhance switching characteristics.
Looking for devices that handle load voltages of 1kV or more, isolation of 5kV–10kV, or fast switching of high-frequency loads?
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